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Currently, we support providing an Ethereum RPC to Peggo's orchestrator command via --eth-rpc. However, RPCs can fail and many operators are using and/or running multiple RPCs for redundancy and liveness purposes.
Problem Definition
In order to switch to a new ETH RPC if one goes down or is not available, the operator would have to update the --eth-rpc flag value and restart Peggo making this a tedious and manual process. If the operator has no alerting or monitoring in place, it could even be too late.
Proposal
Peggo should support taking a list of ETH RPCs instead of a single one, --eth-rpcs=addr1,addr2,.... Peggo will connect to the first one. If any request ever fails, or at least fails X number of times, it'll automatically try to connect to and use the next RPC, in a round-robin fashion.
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Summary
Currently, we support providing an Ethereum RPC to Peggo's
orchestrator
command via--eth-rpc
. However, RPCs can fail and many operators are using and/or running multiple RPCs for redundancy and liveness purposes.Problem Definition
In order to switch to a new ETH RPC if one goes down or is not available, the operator would have to update the
--eth-rpc
flag value and restartPeggo
making this a tedious and manual process. If the operator has no alerting or monitoring in place, it could even be too late.Proposal
Peggo should support taking a list of ETH RPCs instead of a single one,
--eth-rpcs=addr1,addr2,...
. Peggo will connect to the first one. If any request ever fails, or at least fails X number of times, it'll automatically try to connect to and use the next RPC, in a round-robin fashion.For Admin Use
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: